Lasu 2007 Post Ume Exam

Goodday Every La suite here,

    I am a prospective candidate at LASU,I need your advice all and i would appreciate it alot.I want to know how is it like,studying mathematic in LASU,my post jamb exam is Monday,i am preparing for it and also i want to someone to share experience with me on how to go about admission at LASU and incase if anyone can assist me,i would appreciate it.  gilo_bisir@yahoo.com  u can contact me to chat for help plsss.

If you read well, their post jamb is easy meat! Their admission process is very transparent. Best of luck

Lasu's admission process is now very transparent. You'll get admission as long as u pass the post ume although lagos state  Indigenes have a greater. advantage.   

That word sounds quite absurd in Nigerian context- "Transparent"?! That's a good one. Is anytin ever transparent in this country?? Moreover, some people might end up with scores like 50 percent, and still want to get in, do u think everyone wants to go by the book, HELL NO!! Some that don't hit the passmark sef still want to enter, and they don't mind 'cashing through'. Anyway, hope y'all did well in the post jamb sha.

Yes nothing is transparent in this country yet,it is all hypocrites,people make law and break it in this country,our country is fraught with corruption going by the meaning, C=Can not follow law, O=ignore Obligation, R=recklessness,R=remorseless,uncontrollable,and P=planing  T=temper.Any rules by government office holder in this country is another creation of corruption,nothing is stransparent,they simply want to make life easy for their people and make things hard for strangers to them.they want to collect 2000naira non-refundable for everybody that they know they wont give admission, is that transparency my people answer me,why can't they set a limit  and notify people when they attain that point for application. they need 2000 candidates and they registered thousands of candidate.so what do u see to that,i believe God will make way for anybody when it is time,but we must make things to work in this country.